BlogCurious & Curiouser Podcast, Episode 29: How to Make Friends as an Adult & Why It’s Okay to Ruffle Some Feathers Along the Way

Curious & Curiouser Podcast, Episode 29: How to Make Friends as an Adult & Why It’s Okay to Ruffle Some Feathers Along the Way

On this week’s episode of Curious & Curiouser, Tracey and I are talking about how to make friends as adults (SO hard, you guys) and our experiences in building community in our lives.

This conversation is a response to yet another listener question, in which a question-asker who shall remain nameless sent in the following inquiry:

Have you cultivated your communities intentionally and how have you handled adjusting the people in your communities as you — and others — evolve?

Great question, anonymous listener!

Tracey and I have talked about social decluttering on at least two previous episodes, and we were glad to have the opportunity to revisit this topic one more time. In this discussion, we talk about how our communities have developed over the years, explore the challenges of making friends as adults, and offer advice on how to begin cultivating community more intentionally in your own life.

Listen, enjoy, and then share this conversation with your friends! And leave reviews and 5-star ratings in iTunes if you feel so inclined. Tracey and I would really appreciate it!

How to adjust the people that are in your community as you and your needs change

Is social decluttering ever the kind thing to do? Can you break up with a friend without ruffling feathers?

Have Tracey and I been socially decluttered from other people’s lives? How has that gone for us?

How being yourself helps cultivate your community

Do we stay friends with people even when it is inconvenient?

And more!

Piquing Our Curiosity this week:

Instant Pot, which is essentially like a crockpot, but faster. This little gadget has revolutionized how Tracey does dinner and has made her meal-prepping life significantly easier. Go here to learn more about it. You won’t regret this purchase. She promises.

Remember, if you have any topics or questions you’d like us to address in a future episode comment here or email us at our joint email account: curiousandcuriouserpodcast@gmail.com. We’d love to hear from you!

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